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Digi mobile customers can now sign up for an Amazon Prime Video subscription at a monthly rate of RM14 for the first six months.

Telenor Group, the parent company of Malaysia's Digi and one of the world's largest mobile telco, revealed 20 Technology Trends that will Shape 2020.

Digi claims it ranked #1 or #2 position across 13 states in Malaysia in the latest Ookla Speedtest report with an average 30Mbps speeds.

EasyAdd by Digi, a subscription management platform for contents and service, that allow users to manage all their subscription in one place.

Digi Digital Day to inspire its employees to further their understanding on how technology can enhance the business, as well as their personal lives.

New All Access Unlimited Digi WiFi on demand service exclusively for Digi Postpaid and Prepaid Customers. The same Wifi service is free from TM.

Digi to utilise Sistem Kabel Rakyat 1Malaysia (SKR1M) to improve Internet connectivity between Peninsular Malaysia with Sabah and Sarawak.

Celcom customers enjoys 4G LTE coverage most of the time in all states/federal territories compared to customers on Maxis, Digi, U Mobile and Unifi Mobile.

Digi has set up 5G OpenLab in Cyberjaya in collaboration with Cyberview, where businesses, academics and developers can go to test new 5G use cases.

Digi Home Fibre service now available in Sabah with speeds up to 1Gbps at selected areas. Price from RM89 for 50Mbps if paired with selected postpaid plan.

Axiata Group said that discussion on merging their telecom and infrastructure assets in Asia with  Telenor ASA have ended.

Malaysian Telco companies have been issued 107 compounds (fines/penalty) amounting to RM3.83 million as of 31 July 2019 this year - MCMC

Digi Business Experts are now in all 30 Digi Stores nationwide to provide free business consultation on Digi Business solutions, for SMEs to go Digital.

Digi said it mobilised more than 1,100 employees nationwide to the streets to connect with over 7k Malaysians for its annual Customer Obsessed Day (COD).

As of 2Q19, about 2.07 million subscribers don't use Digi Mobile Internet. Some 800k Internet users are using 2G/3G instead of the Digi 4G LTE Network.